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National Forests in Alabama
2946 Chestnut St.
Montgomery, AL 36107
Phone: 334-832-4470
FAX: 334-241-8111
Things to Do
Alabama's four national forests have numerous outdoor recreation opportunities. You can find your place whether it is in developed recreation areas or a quiet spot away from everything. Explore the beauty of the National Forests in Alabama. View our recreation listing that includes directions, fee and contact information, and recreation site descriptions.
Interagency Pass
Planning to visit a national forests and wondering "Which Pass Do I Need?" To make the best choice on which pass to purchase, you should think about your recreation plans for the next year. You have options like simply buying a single day pass, a multi-day pass, or even an annual pass that covers a forest or region.
If you plan to visit many different spots across the nation, an Interagency Annual Pass may be your best value. You may also qualify for one of the Interagency Lifetime Passes (Interagency Senior Pass or Interagency Access Pass). Follow this link to get more information about the new Interagency Pass.
Camping Reservations
Click on this link http://www.recreation.gov to find your place under the stars whether it’s in one of Alabama’s National Forests or anywhere USA. You can also use Recreation.gov to make reservations and payments online for tours, camp sites and other accommodations.
Rules and Regulations
Get answers to your questions here about ATV/OHV use and information about concealed firearms. Learn about all current closure orders and rules for forest visitors.
Additional Recreation Opportunities
Other recreational opportunities near the National Forests in Alabama. Spend some time on the Chief Ladiga non-motorized multi-use trail. The trail is used for bicycles, hikers, strollers, roller blades, wheel chairs, etc. and runs in and out - through the Talladega National Forest (Shoal Creek District) for about 2.5 miles. Chief Ladiga Trail intersects with the Pinhoti National Recreational Trail. Both were named as Alabama Millennium Trails in 2000.
Visit Parker Springs Bog in Conecuh National Forest. For information about other areas, click here.
Last updated: December 11, 2008
US Forest Service - National Forests in Alabama
Last Modified: Tuesday, 16 December 2008 at 11:26:43 EST